WTC Points Table became interesting after Sri Lanka's victory over New Zealand, how much danger is there for Team India?

WTC Points Table: Sri Lanka Cricket defeated New Zealand by an innings and 154 runs on Sunday. For the team, first the batsmen and then the bowlers performed strongly and defeated the Kiwi team in a one-sided manner. With this victory of the team, the points table of the World Test Championship has completely changed. Sri Lankan team has reached third position in the WTC points table. There is no longer a difference of many points between it and Australia.

The wait of 15 years is over, Sri Lanka won the test series 2-0 after defeating New Zealand by 154 runs.

Sri Lankan team reached third place

With their fifth win in nine matches in the WTC 2023-25 ​​cycle, Sri Lanka improved their Points Percentage System (PCT) from 50 to 55.55 per cent. Meanwhile, the Kiwi team has slipped from fourth place to seventh place after England, Bangladesh and South Africa. The last two places are occupied by Pakistan and West Indies.

Team India on top

Two-time finalists India and defending champions Australia top the WTC points table with 71.67 and 62.50 PCTs respectively. If the Kanpur Test between India and Bangladesh ends in a draw, India's PCT may fall to 68.18. However, even after this the team will remain on top.

The Australian team is undoubtedly at second place, but it still has to face South Africa and Sri Lanka. Both these series are not going to be easy for the team. If the team loses even one series, it may be difficult for it to reach the finals.

Kiwi team will face India in October

Sri Lanka are scheduled to tour South Africa for a two-Test series before hosting Australia in January. On the other hand, New Zealand will next face India in a three-match Test series starting from October 16 in Bengaluru.

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